Michael Vick: Expect Mixed Results in Duplicating Last Season’s Success

August 20, 2011   ·   Elyssa Gutbrod   ·   Jump to comments

Every year in the NFL is a new beginning, with every player on every team believing that this year they’ll have a chance at going all the way to the Super Bowl. Such grandiose dreams are warranted; after all, the NFL is peppered with rags-to-riches stories of struggling teams who somehow manage to put together amazing seasons.
For some teams like the St. Louis Rams and the Detroit Lions, trouble comes in the form of year-after-year sub-.500 records. For others, mediocrity rears its head in the form of consistently lackluster playoff performances on the heels of excellent regular season play. The latter is the case with the Philadelphia Eagles.
This year, the Eagles look to veteran QB Michael Vick and a star-studded roster to finally end team’s deep playoff drought. Any chance at success rests on Vick repeating the magic he found during his 2010 season.
Despite participating in just 12 games in the 2010 season—including two partial games split with QB Ke...

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